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Asking for and giving directions

Asking for and giving directions

Nobody likes getting lost – especially in a strange country where you don’t speak the language well! These two small helpful tables will make sure you can ask for directions in English – and also help other people by giving them directions. Enjoy your trip! Asking for Directions Could you tell me how to get to …. (the bus station) ? How do I find … (Trafalgar Square) ? Pardon me! I’m lost. How do I get to … (Regent’s Street) ? Which is the best way to … (the supermarket) ? Could you direct me to … (the Police Station) ? Which way do I go to get to […]

Hold Your Horses!

Hold Your Horses!

5 Most Common English Idioms and Their Meanings Explained in a Very Funny Way An idiom is a group of words in a fixed order that have a particular meaning that is different from the literal meaning of each word on its own. For example, an English speaker would understand the phrase “to rain cats and dogs” which means “to rain very heavily” and not about actually raining of cats and dogs. It is very difficult for a non-English speaker to understand the real meaning of these idioms if they did not already know them! Today, I want to present 5 of the most common idiomatic expressions on horses. In […]

Letslearnenglish.com becomes a member of Eaquals

Letslearnenglish.com becomes a member of Eaquals

Letslearnenglish.com is now an Associate Member of Eaquals, a professional association of top language providers. We are proud to be members and hope to advise members on all things related to online learning, and also improve our own Platform with the help and advice of fellow members. Eaquals exists to foster excellence in language education by providing practical guidance and support to teaching institutions and individual professionals. We have achieved international recognition for our innovative work and practical resources. Eaquals are experts in: Quality assurance and accreditation The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) Continuing professional development for teachers Academic management They conduct research and create resources in […]

Become a Champion in English Present Tenses

Become a Champion in English Present Tenses

Perhaps sometimes you don’t know whether to say “I work as an engineer”, “I am working as an engineer” or “I have been working as an engineer”. These tables will help you understand and master all English present tenses! Simple Present Time expressions: Every day, week, month, year… always, sometimes, usually, rarely, seldom, never, on Mondays, etc. once/twice/ three times a week,month Usage Permanent situations or states General truths or laws Repeated/habitual actions (especially with frequency adverbs: sometimes, often, usually, always, etc) To express likes/dislikes ( with the following verbs: like, enjoy, hate, think, etc.) Timetables/programmes ( with future reference) Form Infinitive he/she/it+-s,es,ies Examples Affirmative: I work He works I […]